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Southwark Cathedral

cathedral, Southwark, London, United Kingdom
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    …approach to London Bridge stands Southwark Cathedral, an originally 13th-century structure that was largely rebuilt in the 19th century. The cathedral contains the tombs of many well-known individuals, including the poet John Gower and the playwright John Fletcher, and memorials to the engraver Wenzel Hollar, William Shakespeare, and the American…

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    …approach to London Bridge stands Southwark Cathedral, an originally 13th-century structure that was largely rebuilt in the 19th century. The cathedral contains the tombs of many well-known individuals, including the poet John Gower and the playwright John Fletcher, and memorials to the engraver Wenzel Hollar, William Shakespeare, and the American…

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